Glossary entry

German term or phrase:

Sensibilität für alle Qualitäten ungestört

English translation:

sensory qualities not impaired / sensory qualities intact

Added to glossary by margarete
Feb 15, 2005 01:13
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German term

Sensibilität für alle Qualitäten ungestört

German to English Medical Medical (general)
From a list of neurological findings.

Seems a bit vage. Anyone have an idea what they are trying to say exactly?

Keine Pyramidenbahnzeichen. **Sensibilität für alle Qualitäten ungestört**. Keine Koordinationsstörungen


I found this one bilingual site:
[PDF] 1999-29-30 Fluktuierende Paraparese als Manifestation eines ...
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... raparese ohne auslösendes Ereignis (BMA- Grad M2–5). Die Sensibilität war für alle Qualitäten erhalten, und die Vigilanz zeigte keine Beeinträchtigung. ...
www.smw.ch/pdf/1999_29-30/1999-29-112.PDF - Ähnliche Seiten

that translated it as: "Sensibility in all qualities" but I am not convinced since it is a Swiss site and the only reference.

Thanks for your ideas or explanations!

Discussion

Johanna Timm, PhD Feb 15, 2005:
Hallo --ich glaub ich hab's gefunden, siehe unten!
Non-ProZ.com Feb 15, 2005:
@Johanna: I was wondering about the same thing... if I would have to list all of the qualities in English or if I could get away with using "sensory loss"...
Non-ProZ.com Feb 15, 2005:
Here another example of usage:
[PDF] Spinales Trauma
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... Die Sensibilit�t ist im Allgemeinen f�r alle Qualit�ten vermindert bzw. aufgehoben. Die Muskeleigenreflexe sind in der Akutphase nicht ausl�sbar. ...
www.springerlink.com/index/D17XR78MYHHJQQD1.pdf
Non-ProZ.com Feb 15, 2005:
Pyramidenbahnzeichen are "pyramidal signs": pyramid(al) signs

bei L�sion der Pyramidenbahn auftret. Symptome (Pyramidenbahn-Syndrom), insbes. pathologische Reflexe wie Babinski-, Oppenheim-, Gordon-, Bechterew-Mendel-, Rossolimo-, Tr�mner-, Wartenberg-Reflex.
Erik Macki Feb 15, 2005:
Can you give us an idea what "Pyramidenbahnzeichen" means or refers to? My first instinct is to go with something like "No disorder (disruption) in sensitivity to all qualities," but I'm baffled what "qualities" refers to here.

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German term (edited): Sensibilit�t f�r alle Qualit�ten ungest�rt
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no sensory loss

I think the "Qualitäten" might refer to sensory loss detectable through various examinations, as described here:
There was no sensory loss on touch, vibration, or limb position examination. ...
www.neurology.org/cgi/content/full/58/6/962


Pyramidal tract weakness and ...
no weakness; mild to moderate deep tendon reflex changes; no sensory loss ...
rcc.tech-res-intl.com/DAIDS%20RCC%20Forms/ TB_ToxicityTables_Pediatric_Over3MonthsAge_v03.pdf -

But better wait for comments!

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Note added at 2 hrs 20 mins (2005-02-15 03:33:25 GMT)
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Hallo Ariane, I think I\'ve found it!!
...die Untersuchung der sensiblen Qualitäten (Ästhesie, Algesie, Thermästhesie, Pallästhesie, Lagesinn) durchführen und die erhobenen Befunde bewerten können;
http://www.charite.de/fakultaet/lehre/stundenplan/rsm/Sommer...


The ability to feel or perceive sensations, pain, warmth, vibrations
sensation realm, we are interested in identifying hypo- esthesia or (rarely ... way,
with appropriate instructions given for each of the four sensory qualities. ...
https://www.biomedcentral.com/content/pdf/cr-pa5211.pdf - Supplemental Result

\"sensory qualities not impaired\"
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agree Erik Macki
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Johanna, you are a genius. Many thanks!!! I also found the positive version "sensory qualities intact" and that´s what I ended up using, but I would have never found that without your research!! Thanks!"
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German term (edited): Sensibilit�t f�r alle Qualit�ten ungest�rt

no loss of sensibility in all modalities

i don't think it's that different from "sensibility in all qualities" but what they are basically referring to is the ability to feel changes in temperature, pain, tactile pressure and so on of your limbs. pyramidal tract dysfunctions often signal motor-sensory impairments such as loss of coordination, etc.

at least what i remember from psych class. don't know if it is really of much help...
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